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This village resort is surrounded by larch, beech and fir woodland. Winter activities include alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, ski touring and skijoring.
START HEREThe Chatégré chairlift starts at this lower terminal.
The ski area combines open combes and groomed pistes. Brévent is reached from central Chamonix, while Flégère is reached from Les Praz.
START HERETake the Planpraz gondola from Chamonix to reach Planpraz.
Tourres is Ceillac’s recreational ski sector in the village. The remaining pistes lie 1.5 km from the village.
START HEREThe Mélézet platter lift rises 114 m over 645 m to 1,804 m and serves two green pistes.
Le Dévoluy connects the SuperDévoluy and La Joue du Loup entries in one alpine ski area. Lower slopes run through broad forest pistes before skiing continues higher around the Plateau de Bure. Panoramic stops include the giant hammock above Fontettes.
START HEREThe Chaumattes drag lift is a snow-front entry at La Joue du Loup.
La Grave–La Meije is a freeride area between Les 2 Alpes and the Col du Lautaret. The Glaciers de la Meije cable cars give experienced skiers access to off-piste terrain, including the Vallons de la Meije.
START HERETéléphériques des Glaciers de la Meije at Place du téléphérique in Le Village.
Les Gets has public Eborn charging in the village. Compare these stations for a charging stop during your visit.
START HEREChavannes village-base car park
Les Orres has three complementary sectors: Pramouton at 1,550 m, its historic centre at 1,650 m and Bois Méan at 1,800 m. The centre includes lift departures, while Bois Méan opens directly onto pistes and its snow front. Pramouton provides another quick ski-area entry.
START HEREChamp Lacas parking at Les Orres 1550 provides ski-area access via the chairlift.
Orcières Merlette 1850 presents itself as a family resort. Green and blue pistes for first turns start from the Queyrelet and Drapeaux snow fronts, and both sectors have moving carpets. ESF and ESI instructors offer professional lessons for children who prefer guided learning.
START HEREP6. Parking des Queyrelets is beside the resort-centre lift-pass sales point.
Pelvoux-Vallouise is a mountain ski area in the Vallouise valley of the Hautes-Alpes. Set in the Écrins massif, it lies near Briançon and Embrun.
START HEREPréron chairlift.
Puy Saint Vincent occupies the north-facing side of the valley, with bases at 1400, 1600 and 1800. Each level has a chairlift connection to the ski area.
START HEREPrés chairlift at Station 1400.
The Courtier surface lift serves two green runs from Réallon’s base area for learners. Two chairlifts, also open to pedestrians, lead to a sunny plateau with a mountain restaurant and then to viewpoints over Lake Serre-Ponçon at the top of the ski area.
START HEREThe Courtier surface lift leaves from the base area and serves two green learning pistes.
Serre Chevalier links three villages and Briançon. Skiing spans multiple ability levels, from the region's larch forests to high-mountain terrain.
START HEREPontillas gondola in the Villeneuve sector.
Use the covered P2 car park for your stay in Val Thorens, with charging operated by Freshmile.
START HEREVal Thorens resort · P2 parking
La Forêt Blanche is a connected ski area formed by Vars and Risoul, with a larch forest separating the two resort sides. Vars comprises four village hamlets, while Risoul forms the other side of the domain.
START HEREChabrières V4 is the Chabrières Télémix access lift into the heart of the Vars ski area.
